PTO wood chippers – Heavy-Duty, 3-Point Compatible Models

FAQs

1. What is the best power source for a commercial wood chipper?

Most commercial chippers are powered by either power take off (PTO) from a tractor or an onboard gas engine. If you’re working on a farm or with a utility tractor, a PTO-driven chipper is a strong, low-maintenance power source that ensures long-term performance.

2. How can I avoid the chipper getting blocked during operation?

Clogs typically happen when feeding material too quickly or inserting wet/fibrous branches. Make sure your discharge chute is clear and unobstructed. Regular cleaning and proper feeding techniques are key to avoiding getting blocked or damaging internal components.

3. Are your commercial chippers compatible with quick hitch systems?

Yes! Many of our commercial models are quick hitch compatible, which makes mounting to your tractor faster and more secure. This is especially helpful for landscapers or farmers working with multiple 3-point attachments.

4. Who should I contact if I’m unable to find the right product or have a post-sale issue?

If you're unable to locate a specific product or need help with an order, our support team is here to assist. Please contact us directly—we're committed to supporting all customers before and after the sale, without leaving you in the dark.

Key Features to Consider in a Commercial Wood Chipper Buying Guide

1. Cutting System Efficiency

Look for a high-inertia rotor design and sharp blades that can generate uniform wood chips, especially if you’re processing large volumes of material or creating mulch for resale.

2. Drive Type & Performance

A direct drive system offers better torque transfer, fewer moving parts, and reduced maintenance compared to belt-driven models—ensuring efficient operation in the toughest conditions.

3. Discharge Management

A pivoting or adjustable discharge chute allows you to direct output where you need it, whether it's into a trailer, pile, or garden bed—perfect for site-specific needs.